Studyseed Winter Timetable - Craigavon after-school classes and tuition available now for booking
Studyseed CIC • October 31, 2017
Our 2017 Winter Timetable is now available for booking via our website
After-school classes are now available for booking via our website for the 2017 Winter term. These are small group classes (maximum of five) and are held in Bleary, Craigavon. Our after-school classes offer affordable tuition and will cover a variety of levels this term - including GCSE, KS1, KS2, Essential Skills tuition and support towards the Northern Ireland Transfer Test exams.
If you are looking for a private tutor, please contact us to check our availability. We have a number of Maths tutors, English tutors and Science tutors in the Craigavon area that have availability before Christmas.
To book into any of our after-school classes, please visit our bookings page here.
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